Global network
Every route leads through Mexico.
Thirteen points on one network: four ocean ports, the world's busiest land border crossing and three inland hubs in Mexico, plus five global origins we book and consolidate from. Your freight enters through Mexico and we manage it to its final destination, anywhere.
Shanghai to Manzanillo
Ocean · 18 to 24 days
Reference lanes
How long it takes, lane by lane.
Indicative port-to-port transit times on frequently requested lanes. Door-to-door timing for your shipment is confirmed with your formal quote.
| Lane | Mode | Transit time |
|---|---|---|
| Shanghai to Manzanillo | Ocean | 18 to 24 days |
| Rotterdam to Veracruz | Ocean | 16 to 22 days |
| Los Angeles to Laredo | Road | 3 to 5 days |
| Bogotá to Mexico City | Air | 2 to 4 days |
| São Paulo to Altamira | Ocean | 14 to 20 days |
Reference only. Final transit time is confirmed with your formal quote.
Manzanillo: your Pacific front door.
Asia-origin freight lands here: we clear it, store it and move it inland.
Mexico Gateways
Ocean ports · 4
- Manzanillo
- Veracruz
- Altamira
- Lázaro Cárdenas
Land border crossing · 1
- Laredo / Nuevo Laredo
Inland hubs · 3
- Monterrey
- Guadalajara
- Mexico City
Entry points and hubs are counted separately: four ocean ports and one land border crossing bring freight into Mexico; Monterrey, Guadalajara and Mexico City are inland hubs where freight is received, stored and distributed.
Global Origins
- Shanghai
- Rotterdam
- Los Angeles
- Bogotá
- São Paulo
Consolidation and booking coordinated from every major origin: you hand us the freight, we manage every mile into Mexico and onward.